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MAT/Single-SubjectAt least 55 units must be completed in residence; no more than 9 units may be transferred into this program.Courses Units Prerequisite(s) Co-Requisite(s)Prerequisite areas of knowledge 0–6Foundation CoursesEDN 5000 The Whole Child 3EDN 5005 Intro to Computer-Based Technology in Education 1EDN 5006 Technology, Learning, and Social Issues 1EDN 5021 Reading in Secondary Schools 3EDN 5400 Theories of Language Acquisition 3Curriculum and InstructionEDN 5200 Theory of Curriculum Development 1EDN 5215 C&I for Secondary Schools I 3EDN 5225 C&I for Secondary Schools II 3EDN 5235 C&I for Secondary Schools III 3Teaching Performance AssessmentEDN 9001 Teaching Performance Assessment—Task 1 0EDN 9002 Teaching Performance Assessment—Task 2 0EDN 9003 Teaching Performance Assessment—Task 3 0EDN 9004 Teaching Performance Assessment—Task 4 1FieldworkEDN 5310 Supervised Teaching A 2EDN 5320 Supervised Teaching B 1 6EDN 5330 Supervised Teaching C 6EDN 5345 Supervised Teaching D 6ThesisEDN 5990 Research Writing and Methodology 3EDN 5991 Thesis Proposal 2EDN 5992 Thesis Research Project 2EDN 5993 Thesis 2Electives 2 9Total units required 60–661To advance to EDN 5320 Supervised Teaching B, students must submit an official passing the California Basic Educational Skills Test(CBEST) score and have verification of the completion of an approved academic program that waives the subject matter exams or a passingscore on the California Subject Examinations for Teachers (CSET).2Elective courses must be thematic and provide the foundation for the MAT proposal, thesis and project. Students may take approved graduate-levelcourses from other schools in the university as MAT electives. One suggested area of emphasis would be to choose the CrossculturalLanguage and Academic Development (CLAD) coursework (description and requirements appear in the following pages).SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND LIBERAL ARTS 51